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躯体

qū tǐ · qu ti

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没(méi)有(yǒu)了(le)你(nǐ)，我(wǒ)就(jiù)像(xiàng)没(méi)有(yǒu)灵(líng)魂(hún)的(de)躯(qū)体(tǐ)。

Me without you is like a body with no soul.

长(cháng)期(qī)卧(wò)床(chuáng)会(huì)让(ràng)人(rén)的(de)躯(qū)体(tǐ)变(biàn)得(de)虚(xū)弱(ruò)。

Being bedridden for a long time makes a person's body become weak.

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